WHO DIDN'T WANT TO TAKE THE PENALTY? Who was Alexander-Arnold talking about to his brothers?

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The Liverpool defender was widely expected to start England’s quarter-final clash against the Swiss, with various reports claiming Gareth Southgate would move to a three-man defence.
It was not to be as Kyle Walker and Kieran Trippier retained their places in the starting 11 and Alexander-Arnold was restricted to another appearance from the bench.
Despite coming on in extra-time, the full-back was picked as England’s fifth spot-kick taker but made no mistake from 12 yards to send England into the semi-final.
His assured penalty sparked wild celebrations in the stadium and the Liverpool man was caught on camera in conversation with his brothers in the stands while England fans soaked in the victory.
Fans think he might have dropped a huge penalty bombshell by claiming one of England’s players didn’t want to step up to the spot.
He appears to say: “He didn’t want to take it,” though it is unclear as to which player he could have been referring too.
The England players who didn’t take a penalty were John Stones, Kyle Walker, Luke Shaw, Declan Rice and Eberechi Eze, with Phil Foden and Harry Kane being replaced in extra-time.
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[@thatJAWNraps]

this is verrrry vague but if true then i salute whoever stepped down, just as important as knowing when to step up - ive heard many coaches say they had players who were top 5 PK takers who jsut werent feeling it etc (think if Ronaldo DIDNT get a PK in their shoutout after missing his one during extra time etc)

[@YouAreTrash.]

Ronaldo took the first penalty after missing the one earlier in the game, what are you on about.